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Traverse Eternity
Oracle Text
Draw cards equal to the greatest mana value among historic permanents you control. (Artifacts, legendaries, and Sagas are historic.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Traverse Eternity is a clean, blue card-advantage engine that fits best in control and value-oriented historic decks, especially those that naturally develop a board of artifacts, legendaries, and Sagas. In Doctor Who terms, the name feels like a jump across time itself: the spell rewards you for assembling relics of different eras, then turns that accumulated history into a flood of cards. Practically, it asks you to build around one large historic permanent rather than many small ones, since it draws based on the greatest mana value among them. That makes high-impact legends, expensive artifacts, and late-game Sagas excellent enablers. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cheap historic permanents early, then follow with a single six- or seven-mana historic threat to supercharge Traverse Eternity. In the right shell, it can refill your hand and keep control decks ahead without needing raw card draw every turn.
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Character Background
Traverse Eternity is a clean, blue card-advantage engine that fits best in control and value-oriented historic decks, especially those that naturally develop a board of artifacts, legendaries, and Sagas. In Doctor Who terms, the name feels like a jump across time itself: the spell rewards you for assembling relics of different eras, then turns that accumulated history into a flood of cards. Practically, it asks you to build around one large historic permanent rather than many small ones, since it draws based on the greatest mana value among them. That makes high-impact legends, expensive artifacts, and late-game Sagas excellent enablers. A strong deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cheap historic permanents early, then follow with a single six- or seven-mana historic threat to supercharge Traverse Eternity. In the right shell, it can refill your hand and keep control decks ahead without needing raw card draw every turn.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 16:20:44 UTC